Sentence examples for shell insertion from inspiring English sources
A "neo-fossa" was created for CAD/CAM glenoid shell insertion by exposing the glenoid base, the lateral border of the coracoid, and the anterior margin of the scapular spine with standard spherical (acetabular) reamers to a size 2 mm less than the eventual shell diameter.
The aim of this experimental study was to analyze the deformation behavior of threaded (BICON-PLUS) and press-fit (EP FIT PLUS and Metal shell) acetabular cup designs during insertion and extraction with regard to the possibility of cup failure.
A more difficult procedure is the grafting of a piece of oyster mantle into the gonad of an adult specimen together with the insertion of a shell bead nucleus.
The thin profile of the shells, combined with a particular insertion procedure, is intended to minimize stresses on the powder; thereby reducing both the invasiveness and the dragging of material through the bed.
The shell had a central hole for the insertion device and 12 holes for screw fixation.
One side of the shell holds a slot for test strip insertion.
(iii) Partial charge interactions among the incoming dNTP, the penultimate base pair, and the hydration shell surrounding the incoming dNTP modulate nucleotide insertion efficiency and base selectivity.
First, the reaction represents assembly around the SV40 genome, rather than insertion of DNA into preformed shells.
This coupling was facilitated by the incorporation of lipid PEG2000 functionalized with reactive-sulfhydryl maleimide groups (DSPE PEG2000 maleimide) into LNC shells by a post-insertion procedure, developed initially for liposome pegylation.
The snail-eating snakes have a series of modifications of the teeth, the toothed bones, and the lower jaw that permit insertion of the lower jaw into a shell to pull out the snail's body.
Overall, this was the first example in which partial charge interactions among the incoming dNTP, the pBP, and the hydration shell surrounding the incoming dNTP appear to modulate nucleotide insertion efficiency and base selectivity.
